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Sports

Men’s basketball falls to Navy 71-53

By Vincent Salandro | January 26

The height and rebounding ability of the Navy Midshipmen proved too much for AU to overcome at home on Wednesday night as they fell to their opponents 71-53.

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Opinion

Dude, I’m just here to get an “education”

By Tyler Lin | January 25

What can I say? We live in difficult times and, in classic Chicken Little fashion, everyone’s screaming, “the sky is falling!” People running here and there, sending their resumes and CVs everywhere, and I’m just here trying to make mom and dad proud.

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Guest Columns

Op-ed: Standing out in a sea of pink

By Jaya Bali | January 25

Jaya Bali discusses her feelings after attending Women's March

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Guest Columns

Op-ed: Bringing the gift of play to kids of Mali

By Nathan Young | January 24

Can the game of soccer change lives?  A group of American University and University of Miami students tested that theory with a charity project we founded in 2015.

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News

AU teach-in educates and unites community

By Nora Turner | January 22

Faculty, staff and students teach other about the important issues to watch during the Trump presidency

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News

A foreign perspective

By Sarah Katherine Dolezal | January 22

"I'm not here to spark anything," said Australian visitor, Matthew Hopper, referring to President Trump's inauguration on Friday.

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News

A sea of pink

By Courtney Rozen and Maria Carrasco | January 21

Half a million come to D.C. to protest the new administration

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News

A day of protests

By Katherine Saltzman , Maria Carrasco and Elisabeth Holmes | January 20

Multiple protests occur during the inauguration of President Donald Trump

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News

“New is good” at the inaugural parade

By Lydia Calitri | January 20

Initial skepticism did not prevent Dante Bucci from attending festivities

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News

AU Dem takes in Trump inauguration

By Deanna Mudry and Jenny Evans | January 20

Standing in a sparse crowd of red “Make America Great Again” ballcaps was School of Public Affairs freshman Anthony Kuykendall, the AU College Democrats deputy chief of staff.

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News

AU requires new residence hall registration process for inauguration weekend

By Shannon Scovel | January 20

In response to the high number of tourists and visitors traveling to Washington this weekend for the presidential inauguration, AU Housing and Dining has mandated a new guest registration and visitor policy for on-campus residence halls.

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Sports

Three Eagle athletes to be inducted into AU Athletics’ Hall of Fame

By Shannon Scovel | January 20

Keira Carlstrom D'Amato stood at home plate on a baseball field in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, preparing to defend her Patriot League cross country title in 2004.

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News

Vice President of Campus Life Gail Hanson to retire

By Katherine Saltzman | January 20

Vice President of Campus Life Gail Hanson will retire on March 31 following 20 years of service at AU, President Neil Kerwin announced in a memo to the campus community on Tuesday. Hanson, a leading administrator at AU, will retire a few months before Kerwin steps down as the University president in May.

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Lifestyle

Life After Hours: Jan. 20-22

By Emily Martin | January 20

Take your mind off of the inauguration and the traffic it’s bringing this weekend with these events happening in and around D.C.

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Guest Columns

Op-ed: Bigotry isn’t controversial, it’s bigotry

By Anthony Kuykendall | January 19

Donald Trump is absolutely correct. There, I said it. His claims throughout the campaign trail and now in the days before his inauguration that political correctness has become a plague to public discourse could not be more true.

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Guest Columns

Op-ed: The folks strike back

By Tom Hebert | January 19

I know the following statement will come as a surprise to the entire Democratic Party, the mainstream media, and most of this campus, but stick with me.

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News

Two armed robberies occur near campus

By Anna Donohue | January 19

Armed men robbed at least two people in two separate incidents near campus Monday night. At least one of the victims was an AU student.

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